Air Transport

The governments of Singapore and Hong Kong have confirmed that the air travel bubble (ATB) between the two cities will be pushed “beyond December 2020” because of the high COVID-19 case counts in Hong Kong.

Routes in Asia and Russia saw significant third-quarter gains in nonstop two-way capacity.

Australian airlines are ramping up their domestic fleets as interstate borders reopen, although prospects are more bleak for widebodies.

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JetBlue Airways became the latest U.S. carrier to lower guidance for the 2020 fourth quarter (Q4), warning of deteriorating revenue trends as COVID-19 cases surge across the country.

Regional turboprop manufacturer ATR is ready to start training pilots on a new piece of commercial aviation safety equipment—an enhanced vision system (EVS) and accompanying head-mounted display.

Air Canada has taken an important step in bolstering its cargo operations now that the airline has reached a deal with its pilots to permanently convert some Boeing 767s to an all-cargo configuration.

ETIHAD AIRWAYS plans December 7 to begin weekly Abu Dhabi-Beijing (787).

CROSSCONSENSE, Germany was selected by Wizz Air to provide its Aircraft Fleet View app to provide crew/ops center with up-to-date view on fleet status

ASCENT GLOBAL LOGISTICS acquired Alaska-based HAGELAND AVIATION SERVICES and launched RAMBLER AIR for early 2021 startup of pax/cargo commuter flight

Lithuanian narrowbody wet-lease specialist Avion Express is seeking creditor protection as it battles the ongoing financial impact of the COVID-19 downturn.

US DOT reports 10 marketing carriers scheduled 345,294 domestic flights in September vs 398,470 in August 2020 and 660,712 in September 2019; 2,523 of